Testing Fundamentals of Flutter

Lesson 24: Running integration tests with flutter_driver

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In this lesson, you will learn how to write integration tests with flutter_driver

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Hi Jorge,

is "flutter_driver" compatible with the "firebase messaging" library? I think they are not. Do you know any way to workaround it?

Thanks!

Bernat

Hi Bernat! That's a great question!

flutter_driver can only access Flutter "components", not native components (such as notifications, for example). If you want to test those behaviors, you can always use the native frameworks available for integration tests.

More recently, the Flutter team has released "integrationtest" as well (https://pub.dev/packages/integrationtest); I have not tried this tool personally yet, but it might be worth to look into it and see if it is a bit more flexible.

Thanks Jorge, I'll give it a try!

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Lessons in Testing Fundamentals of Flutter

1. Lesson 1: What is the difference between unit testing, widget testing, and integration testing?

2. Lesson 2: Writing your first unit test

3. Lesson 3: Running your tests from the terminal

4. Lesson 4: The structure of a good test

5. Lesson 5: Using expect() in your tests

6. Lesson 6: All you need to know about Matchers

7. Lesson 7: Grouping your tests using the group() function

8. Lesson 8: Testing code that throws an Error or an Exception

9. Lesson 9: Sharing code between tests with setUp() and tearDown()

10. Lesson 10: Testing Futures

11. Lesson 11: Testing Streams

12. Lesson 12: Writing your first widget test

13. Lesson 13: The difference between pumpWidget(), pump() and pumpAndSettle()

14. Lesson 14: Finding a widget in your widget tree using CommonFinders

15. Lesson 15: Interacting with your widgets using WidgetTester

16. Lesson 16: Verifying your widget tests using a Matcher from flutter_test

17. Lesson 17: Testing smaller widgets in isolation

18. Lesson 18: Controlling the behavior of your dependencies using mockito

19. Lesson 19: Stubbing synchronous methods with mockito

20. Lesson 20: Stubbing asynchronous methods using mockito

21. Lesson 21: Verifying interactions with mockito

22. Lesson 22: Using golden files to verify pixel-perfect widgets

23. Lesson 23: Collecting code coverage from your tests

24. Lesson 24: Running integration tests with flutter_driver

25. Lesson 25: Taking automated screenshots of your application

26. Lesson 26: Running your tests on Github Actions

27. Lesson 27: Using Codemagic for your CI/CD needs